Top Restaurants in Upton upon Severn
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Where to eat Pub food in Upton upon Severn: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Pub restaurants to try in Upton upon Severn including Red Lion, Ye Olde Anchor Inn, The Jockey Inn, The Swan Inn, Blue Bell Inn, Rose & Crown, The Little Upton Muggery, The Royal Oak, The Kings Head, The Railway Inn at Ripple
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10. The Railway Inn at Ripple
Overall Ratings
4 based on 67 reviews
We are a friendly local pub, based between Tewkesbury and Upton upon Severn. We serve great homemade food and brilliant locally sourced beer, cider, wine and other beverages! Come and visit now for a great country pub experience.
Reviewed By Steve B
There was a group of us today out for a walk with our dogs. Mark recommended this pub to try. As soon as we walked through the door you feel a brilliant atmosphere. We where greeted by the owners and made to feel so welcome. This is a dog friendly pub but you need to respect where they are allowed. I think this is very important as not all people like dogs. The pub was very clean and tidy. The food and service was brilliant.They catered for everybodies taste, and the vegitarian choice was better than most pubs we have been to This is one pub which i would give 150% vote.We are returning very shortly and will be all the time.
9. The Kings Head
Overall Ratings
3 based on 111 reviews
This is a great find on the banks of the river Severn in the town of Upton upon Severn.
Reviewed By 707jamaicad
Popped in for a quick drink and realised new owners had taken over so stayed for a few hours. Live music by Paul Wyllie was brilliant. We felt very welcome and had a great laugh. Will definitley be returning soon!
8. The Royal Oak
Overall Ratings
5 based on 37 reviews
Rural village pub, Restaurant and Bed & Breakfast. Serving traditional ales and good, home cooked English food. Excellent location for people visiting The Malvern showground, Cheltenham festivals, Upton upon Severn festivals, the ancient town of Tewkesbur
Reviewed By BFGWales
My wife and I popped into this fairly ordinary looking pub on New Years Eve. We found the barmaid and the customers to be very friendly so enquired about booking a table that evening.On returning we were shown into a very nice restaurant with double linen on the table and a nice seasonal table decoration. The friendly barmaid had become our very nicely dressed waitress for the evening.The menu had all the pub favourites, so after our starters my wife and I both went off piste to the specials board. I had beef and my wife pork. The chef had obviously put a lot of effort in designing his dishes which were both full of flavour and filling. We finished off with a very good cheesecake.Relaxing after our meal we were able to observe the service to the other tables including two groups of eight and were very impressed at the efficiency of the service they received from our waitress and clearly the kitchen staff.Our only regret was having eaten early we just couldnât stay to see the New Year enter in this friendly pub.Would certainly return if in the area again.
7. The Little Upton Muggery
Overall Ratings
3 based on 75 reviews
Reviewed By 812annp
We came to this fantastic pub during the folk weekend. We had a meal on Saturday evening. There were 6 of us. We all had different meals. Everyone's meals were fabulous! I had beef curry. It was really tasty! All the meals looked good. They were all piping hot. It was so good we wanted to book for Sunday lunch and the maitre'd, Brian was very accomodating indeed. He kindly reserved a table for us. The food was amazing. It was a real home cooked dinner with plenty of meat on the plate and again piping hot. This little pub is a must to visit. We will definitely be eating in here next year when we come to the festival. Thanks Brian and all your lovely staff.
6. Rose & Crown
Overall Ratings
4 based on 227 reviews
We are a 500 year old Village Pub with a Dining Room, and very large Beer Garden. The Pub sits just off the A38, between Worcester, and Tewkesbury, and neatly either side of Junction 1, M50, and Junction 7, of the M5. Amid some lovely walking country bein
Reviewed By Clive T
Finally after many years driving pass decided to give it a try, and was very pleasantly surprised. Greeted by friendly staff, served with a very good pint of Pedegree ale. the menu had a good selection and the specials board offer even more. our ofood order was take at our table and serve was very prompt. The All day breakfast was enjoyed by my other half whist I was delighted with the Gammon steak, both meal were well cooked served hot, it was particually impress with the crispy chips, lovely Had it been a sunnier day we would have dined in the gardenThank you for your kind review! We have many people say they drive past a lot and must try the pub, looking forward to seeing you again!
5. Blue Bell Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 89 reviews
Reviewed By DrJoyMadden
A cosy country pub with very pretty hanging baskets of flowers all around. The service was very friendly and made you feel part of the local community. However, the food just did not come up to the same standard. Yes, I would return...it might have been a one-off.
4. The Swan Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1032 reviews
The Swan at Hanley Swan is a very traditional country pub overlooking the village green and duck pond. Newly renovated to the highest standards, the Swan offers real ales, home cooked food and luxury accommodation in a perfect rural setting. The Swan is i
Reviewed By bassetth0oud13
We were on holiday in the area and stopped for evening meal, booking advised.The pub has been done up so it is trendy olde world. Nice garden next to the village green. We ordered soup for starters, it was very hearty a bit too much for a starter. large amounts of vegetable and meat too filling, be good for lunch. The main meal we had chicken and it was very nice but it didn't really prove to be very satisfying as a meal. All the food was freshly cooked and seem to be locally sourced. The service was good and the staff friendly. The car park was a little bit small and when busy would be full.. We thought it was a bit overpriced for what you got.
3. The Jockey Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 706 reviews
Reviewed By 412clivep
Grear food, freindly atmosphere and staff, first class toilets and good beer.As it was Sunday had the set lunch. To start was Crab and Salmon Mouse, Chicken and Chorizo Terrine, Deep Fried Brie, Mains were 2 lambs and 6 Beef with good selection of perfectly cooked vegetables...Beans, suger snap peas, cauliflower cheese, mash, roasts, broccoli. Desert Cheese board and Panocota. Oh also had choice of Olive or Onion bread. Onion bread lush. Need to think of reason to go again, will not bd hard...
2. Ye Olde Anchor Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 192 reviews
Open 7 days a week food served Wednesday to Sunday 12-4pm Monthly steak nights on the 1st Thursday of every month
Reviewed By Sandra J
We booked a table for 4 and ordered Sunday lunch. It was really lovely. We had very tender beef and loads veg served on hot plates. The puddings were great. I had chocolate nut sundae. Looking forward to our next visit.
1. Red Lion
Overall Ratings
4 based on 227 reviews
Pub and Thai Restaurant serving authentic Thai Cuisine. Also with European and Asian Fusion menus. Seating areas in the pub and also in our separate Thai Restaurant " The Thai Connection"
Reviewed By gunner29
Great food in a great little pub/restaurant!The lad who works in restaurant (sorry donât know his name) is fab and has great customer service! Very knowledgeable on the menu! Service is very attentive and the food is great! Great flavour, just the right amount! Delicious Been three times recently and will be back again soon!
